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Bryan Adams High School Graduation 2013

Former Graduates A. Joe Fish, U.S. District Judge, Class of 1961 John Ovard, Texas State Judge, Class of 1961 Gary Blair, head women's basketball coach for Texas A&M University. Class of 1963. John Carona, Texas State Senator. Class of 1974. Neil Cohen, professional soccer player. Class of 1973. Lincoln Coleman, former Dallas Cowboys running back. Class of 1987. Jim Dauterive, executive producer of Bob's Burgers, executive producer and writer for King of the Hill; namesake of KotH character Bill Dauterive. Class of 1975. Jeff Davison, National Accounts Executive, Eastman Kodak. Class of 1974. Doug English, All-Pro NFL football player. Class of 1971. Gary Redic, Texas Tech University football player. Class of 1994. Melendy Lovett, president of Texas Instruments Educational & Productivity Solutions and senior vice president of TI.[14] Class of 1976. Kenyon Martin, power forward for the New York Knicks basketball team.[15] Class of 1996. Ronald Neal, founder and director of Dallas Chamber Orchestra. Class of 1966. Bob Phillips, Host of long-running television series Texas Country Reporter. Class of 1969. Mary Poss, Former mayor pro-tem of Dallas was also acting Mayor (2003). Class of 1969. Lt Col. James Rothenflue, Ph.D., USAF Ret., former director, USAF Ctr for Strategy and Technology. Class of 1983. Angela Wilson, Artistic Director Theatre Quorum, playwright, actor, Class of 1972. Susan Yoachum, 1969 National Spelling Bee champion; later an esteemed political writer and editor for the San Jose Mercury-News and San Francisco Chronicle. Class of 1973. Henry Ramirez, M.D., Assistant Professor Of Ob-Gyn clinicals, Texas Tech University, Class of 1991 Jason Winningham, cougar mascot for the school year 1998-1999, Class of 1999. Also known as the Green Tip Guy, offering weekly tips on sustainability. www.greentipguy.com [20] Debbie Wagener-Ormsby, former Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader from the late 70's into the 80's. Was on several magazine covers and appeared with Ed McMahon on his special. Class of 1975 Karen Brooks is an American country music singer who is best known for a series of Top 40 hits on the Billboard Country Chart in the early 1980s, including "Faking Love," a duet with T.G. Sheppard which topped the country chart in February 1983. Class of 1972 Cindy Green PhD, 1980, former Miss Texas in the early 1980s, Professor at Texas Christian University, Pilot, Author, Public Speaker Spencer Estep, former drummer of Dallas band, South FM. Currently working at Vought Aircraft. Class of 1997. Laura McFerrin, entrepreneur and filmmaker. Director of the 2010 documentary March On. Class of 1994. Scott Hofacker, Texas 5A All-State Symphonic Band (French Horn) 1998, 1999. Entrepreneur and CEO at World Freight Service and Express Casket, LLC. Class of 1999[22][23] Fred E. Lambert, Entrepreneur. Class of 1966. Rodney Runnels, Texas State Stuttering champion 1984 Tony Harper, class of 1988, Drummer for band Slobberbone